Jeremy will review your financing materials and walk you through what you'll need to have in order to submit your film to investors.

Jeremy Walton is an experienced venture capital investor and film financier. Jeremy is a partner in Moo Studios, with a focus on financing and producing independent feature films. Jeremy has financed or co-financed 10 completed features to date including THE INVENTOR (Daisy Ridley, Marion Cotillard), THE DIRTY SOUTH (Dermot Mulroney, Willa Holland), MID-CENTURY (Bruce Dern, Shane Long), HABIT (Bella Thorne). Jeremy also offers executive producer services to selected producing partners, for whom he can source, provide and/or syndicate a variety of production financing solutions.

Fernando can advise on development, assembling financing, packaging, approaching talent, production logistics, and sales/distribution.

Fernando Loureiro is a Los Angeles-based development and production executive who specializes in structuring the creative and financing of film projects for international entertainment companies with focus on the U.S. and European markets. Fernando has developed, produced and raised financing for over a dozen movies through his company. Exhibit, including I THINK WE’RE ALONE NOW (Peter Dinklage, Elle Fanning) and THE LITTLE HOURS (Aubrey Plaza, John C. Hall, Dave Franco), both of which premiered at Sundance. Fernando also produced Noah Baumbach’s FRANCES HA (Greta Gerwig, Adam Driver). He also has extensive experience with premiering films at international film festivals, such as Sundance, TIFF, Telluride, Tribeca, SXSW, among others. Fernando is a member of the PGA (Producers Guild of America).

Allison can advise on development, packaging, approaching talent, and production.

Allison Friedman grew up in Las Vegas and attended The University of Pennsylvania before getting her MFA through the Stark Producing Program at USC. She is now a producer with a diverse slate of film and television projects. THE MORTUARY COLLECTION, a dark fantasy/horror film, was one of the top performing films on Shudder the week of its release with a 95% Rotten Tomatoes rating. Her upcoming sci-fi-action film, THE FIX, stars Grace Van Dien. She also produced “Sunspring” and “It’s No Game", short films written entirely by artificial intelligence that star Thomas Middleditch and David Hasselhoff. Prior to launching her own venture, Allison worked in development at MGM, Genre Films, Simon Kinberg's company and served as an executive at Color Force, where she worked on both film and television on projects like CRAZY RICH ASIANS and the American Crime Story series for FX.

Pat can advise on how to think about casting, what factors to consider when reaching out to actors and agents, and how the script and budget should factor into your talent strategy.

Patricia McCorkle (CSA) has cast over 55 Broadway productions, 50 feature films, and 40 television shows. She has earned a reputation for high energy, creativity, and a keen ability to translate a director's vision into reality. Having cast everything from Hollywood mega-productions to small regional theaters, she has developed a name for bold and unexpected ideas through discovering new talent and attracting established superstars. A few highlights of McCorkle's track record include an Emmy nomination for "Californication", Linda Hunt's Oscar-winning role in The Year of Living Dangerously; the pool of undiscovered young actors - Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Brendan Fraser, and Chris O'Donnell - selected for Stanley Jaffe's School Ties; and a long list of people who were "tagged" by McCorkle early in their careers, including Holly Hunter, Samuel L. Jackson, Skeet Ulrich, and Calista Flockhart. Her past film projects range from THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR to BARBERSHOP. Her past television projects range from SESAME STREET to CHAPPELLE’S SHOW.

Jordan can advise on how to think about casting, what factors to consider when reaching out to actors and agents, and how the script and budget should factor into your talent strategy.

Jordan is a co-founder and partner in bass/casting, a bi-coastal casting company specializing in curating strong unique ensemble casts for film, television, theater & new media projects. With over 2 decades of experience in the industry, feature films include Taylor Sheridan's WIND RIVER starring Jeremy Renner & Elizabeth Olsen, Richard Tanne's CHEMICAL HEARTS starring Lili Reinhart & Austin Abrams (Amazon), IZZY GETS THE F&^% ACROSS TOWN starring Mackenzie Davis, Carrie Coon, LaKeith Stanfield & Alia Shawkat, New Line's The Conjuring prequel, ANNABELLE, James Franco's PRETENDERS, Blumhouse's MARTYRS, HBO/Project Greenlight's THE LEISURE CLASS produced by Effie Brown and directed by Jason Mann, Joachim Trier's LOUDER THAN BOMBS (LA casting), THE LAST EXORCISM produced by Eli Roth, and Blayne Weaver's Slamdance hit WEATHER GIRL starring Tricia O'Kelley & Patrick J. Adams. Television credits include SPARTACUS: BLOOD & SAND (Starz), DANCE ON SUNSET and BIG TIME RUSH (Nickelodeon), SUIT UP (Fox), Ed Burns' PUBLIC MORALS (TNT/LA casting), SVETLANA (HDNet) and the Lifetime feature HOUSE OF VERSACE. Streaming series include YouTube's HYERLINKED, CW's BEERFEST, Go90s 5th QUARTER, Vin Diesel's THE ROPES, and Vuguru's THE TEMP AGENCY.

Erik provides screenwriting coaching and script consulting. He has helped dozens of screenwriters increase their Script Scores over the past several years.

Erik Bork is a screenwriter best known for his work on the HBO miniseries BAND OF BROTHERS and FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON, for which he wrote multiple episodes and won two Emmy and two Golden Globe Awards as part of the producing team. Erik has also sold series pitches (and written pilots) at NBC and FOX, worked on the writing staff for two primetime dramas, and written feature screenplays on assignment for companies like Universal, HBO, TNT, and Playtone. He teaches screenwriting for UCLA Extension, National University and The Writers Store, and offers one-on-one consulting to writers. His multi-category Amazon best-selling book THE IDEA: The Seven Elements of a Viable Story for Screen, Stage, or Fiction was released in 2018.

Rio provides development support and script consulting. As a former agent and executive, she has hands-on experience developing dozens of movies you've seen.

Rio Hernandez got her start working on independent films in NYC. She later worked as a story editor for legendary producer Lynda Obst and as a creative executive for Oscar-nominated producer Barry Mendel. She then went to United Talent Agency, where she worked as a literary agent for five years. As an agent and development executive, Rio was instrumental in the development of studio hits like THE SIXTH SENSE, UNBREAKABLE, and HOPE FLOATS as well as indie breakouts like LAGGIES, which she developed with the writer from page one. She has a Master of Professional Writing from USC where she studied screenwriting with Syd Field. Rio also has extensive experience as a story analyst working for companies like Scott Free, Anonymous Content, and Dreamworks, and as a freelance script consultant, editor, and story analyst for companies like Miramax, Starz Television, Alcon Entertainment, and Vertical Entertainment.

Kris can help with documentaries at any stage, whether helping you hone your concept, strategize logistics and access, finding a perspective that stands out, choosing the right visual approach, chiseling your structure, and navigating the complex world of resources for doc filmmakers.

After completing an MA in Journalism from Columbia University's program in Barcelona, Kris Rodemann worked with Barcelona-based newspaper El Periódico as a junior reporter and videojournalist, while freelancing as a producer and videographer on reportage projects for NatGeo, BBC, LightBox (Simon Chinn), and NATO TV. Shortly thereafter, she went to work for British documentarian Justin Webster (DEATH IN LEÓN (HBO, 2019), SIX DREAMS (Amazon, 2018)), and assisted on character-driven projects such as the true-crime feature I WILL BE MURDERED (BBC Storyville, 2013), and TV docs LIFE FROM OTHERS (2012), and HOMAGE TO SCOTLAND (2014).

As a non-fiction filmmaker, Kris developed and produced the pilot of SOAPBOX MEXICO (2013), an original docu-series, to Al Jazeera English, later working as a producer and assistant editor on the 7-part series. She also produced and edited the archive footage, which represents half of the feature-length doc, for GABO: THE CREATION OF GABRIEL GARCÍA MÁRQUEZ (Discovery, Caracol, Arte, 2015), produced the doc short NEW POOR (2012) for the BBC, and directed her own documentary feature about Spain's fraught relationship with English learning, called ENGLISH ACADEMY.

During her time with Justin Webster, she also supervised Docubeat, a project for The Guardian that involved finding and tracing quality documentaries that fit into the news cycle and pitching 5-10 minute extracts to the newspaper, coordinating between filmmakers, the Docubeat team, and The Guardian (and their legal team).

While in LA, she has worked in development at Bona Fide Productions (Ron Yerxa, Albert Berger). Kris earned her BA in History and Plan II Honors from the University of Texas, Austin and a Directing MFA from Chapman's Dodge College of Film and Media Arts.

Whether you’re a first-time director or a seasoned pro, having a pitch deck that conveys the look and feel of your film is often the difference between an investor considering your submission or not. Having worked on hundreds of films at the development and packaging stage, Slated can advise you on the layout for an effective lookbook and match you with a graphic designer who has experience working with filmmakers to create pitch materials.

Project pages with well designed posters tend to get double the attention on Slated as project pages without posters, or with text-only posters. Even if your project is still at the script stage, a poster helps to visually convey the concept and genre of your film to potential collaborators and investors.

Robin Rose Singer is an award-winning producer of narrative film, documentary, and TV. Her projects have played major festivals like Tribeca, TIFF, NBC/Universal and have received global distribution. Singer has worked as a freelance producer, line producer, and production manager for seven years supporting acclaimed filmmakers like Lauren Greenfield (Generation Wealth, SXSW/Berlinale/Sundance) and Robinson Devor (You Can’t Win starring Michael Pitt), as well as scripted TV series Danny’s House for Viceland and indie features like rapper Princess Nokia’s acting debut, Angelfish. She created the original comedy series, Maturity, and served as its co-EP, winning two Telly awards. She has produced hundreds of commercials for global brands and is the founder of Black 26 Pictures which has serviced production in dozens of states and countries. Singer created NYU’s producing certificate course “Budgeting, Packaging and Financing for Film and TV.” She works as a development consultant, supporting filmmakers as they prep their projects for financing and production.

Brenden Hubbard aka BEAR, is an award-winning filmmaker, writer and producer. He has managed productions and festival runs for various films since 2012, including CURFEW (2013 Academy Award) and the subsequent feature, BEFORE I DISAPPEAR (IFC Films). He has since been involved with over 80 other short and feature films including the winner of the 2015 Jury Award: International Fiction at the Sundance Film Festival, OH LUCY!, CUL-DE-SAC (official selection at Toronto International Film Festival), and most recently the Icelandic film EVERYTHING IN THE END. Hubbard studied audio engineering at Temple University and has toured internationally with bands including Stellastarr*, Father John Misty and Dr. Dog.